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11 June, 16:41

How would you define the mesopotamian ideal of kingship?

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  1. 11 June, 18:21
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    I think the ideal Mesopotamian kingship has a goal and vision for his empire. He has systematic planning of his whole kingdom's economic and political aspirationsns.

    People believe in him as a mediator to communicate with god. So he must possess qualities worthiness and must be able to to execute justice and bring prosperity through good decision making.
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